Sentence examples for utterly it from inspiring English sources
I reject this way of thinking utterly; it is a betrayal of what I thought real socialism is all about.
"I want to think and think long about the way people, the way Italians, Veronese, relate to football," he writes in "A Season With Verona," "the way they, we, dream this dream, at once so intense and so utterly, it seems, unimportant".
"Now it's all very interesting referring to difficulties but diplomacy hasn't failed utterly, it was, after all, the Russians that pressed the Syrian government to allow the UN inspectors in on Monday.
It sucks in ways indescribable how suddenly and utterly it was wiped out.
Gordon-Cumming wrote to Edward with a "final appeal to show how utterly it remains in your power to utterly damn, morally and physically, one who has ever been a loyal and devoted subject": it went unanswered by prince and courtiers.
Handsome Is: Adventures With Saul Bellow by Harriet Wasserman is an ex-literary agent's revenge (Bellow fired her in favour of Andrew 'the Jackal' Wylie) setting out to reveal the male chauvinist pig behind the great man, while James Atlas?s long-awaited life split the critics utterly - it seems one can't be objective about the king of subjectivity.
How utterly humane it was.
And how utterly lovely it's been.
Utterly nonpartisan, it is oriented toward practical policy solutions.
